iPGMail

Name: iPGMail
Price: 3.99 USD
Rating: 4.3 (235 reviews)
Author: Wyllys Ingersoll

By: Wyllys Ingersoll App

PGP encryption made easy!

Overview

Version:

2026.27.2

Last updated: 2026-07-02

Features & Capabilities

iPGMail is a complete OpenPGP client for iPhone and iPad. Encrypt, decrypt, and digitally sign emails and files using RFC 9580/4880 standards, with private keys stored in the iOS Keychain and unlocked by Touch ID or Face ID. All cryptography runs on-device, ensuring your keys and message content never leave your device.

Key features include OpenPGP v4/v6 interoperability, multi-recipient encryption, PGP/MIME support, and in-app key management, plus SMTP-based email delivery and secure signing. Designed for journalists, activists, security professionals, and anyone who values privacy, iPGMail brings desktop OpenPGP workflows to iOS with privacy-first design.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Wyllys Ingersoll

Rating:

4.30

(235)

Version:

2026.27.2 Last updated: 2026-07-02

Version code:

887741837

Creation date:

2011-04-15

Compatible devices:

Size:

20.74MB

Price:

3.99

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-18

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 111,511 ▼ 500

Other rankings

#34 in encrypt keyword 23 ▲ 28#74 in mail keyword 51 ▼ 5

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Developed by:

Wyllys Ingersoll

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ipgmail/id430780873

Website:

https://www.ipgmail.com

User Reviews

Pros: active maintenance, feature-rich PGP capabilities, a clean UI, reliable decryption, and strong positioning as a top iOS PGP app. Cons: recurring key import crashes, stability issues after updates, limited subkey support, beginner-unfriendliness, and value concerns. Privacy metadata concerns are noted by a minority. Overall, iPGMail offers solid functionality but reliability and onboarding can be challenging for some users.

Pros

Active maintenance with responsive developer support.
Feature-rich PGP/GPG capabilities on iOS (encrypt, sign, decrypt with immediate verification).
Nice, clean user interface and overall ease of use.
Reliable decryption and verification that aligns with RFC 4880.
Regarded by multiple users as one of the best, if not the best, iOS PGP app for daily workflows.

Cons

Key import failures and authentication errors when importing private keys (including extended-expiration keys).
Stability issues after updates, including crashes or app not opening on some OS versions.
Limited support for subkeys (sign/encrypt) and interoperability concerns with GnuPG.
Not beginner-friendly; steep learning curve for users who aren’t highly competent with PGP.
Perceived poor value for money among some users (waste of money) and occasional feature gaps like attachments support.

Recent reviews

This version fixes the concerns I had and seems to work well. Thanks for the prompt response.

by Jo*****, 2026-05-31

Adding a Public PGP to encrypt isn't easy hence the low review. Other apps it's a simple copy paste, but they aren't capable of modern encryption methods. This one as I understand it is capable of the modern encryption methods but isn't as simplified as the other apps. Forced to use my laptop to do that in the simplified way I can do. Can't say it isn't possible but it's not friendly to people who aren't super competant (me admittedly.) I'm sure many of the features work for what it's designed for but given the limited PGP options on iOS this isn't super easy and not worth the money if that's what you're seeking